metallic materials 2.02 Flashcards
Name examples of metallic materials
-steel
-aluminum
-cooper
-zinc
-alloys
properties of metallic materials
-high tensile and compressive strength
-stiffness (E-modulus)
-metal bonding
-high electrical ad thermal conductivity
-formable/shapeable
-recyclable
Name some of the most common alloying elements for metal
-carbon
-silicon
-manganese
-sulphur, phosphorus, nitrogen
characteristics of carbon alloy
-cheapest and most effective
-increase tensile strength
-increase yield strength
characteristics of silicon alloy
-positive effect on the strength and viscosity for non-annealed steels
-for hardened and tempered steels critical cooling point rate reduces and increase temperature resistance
characteristics of manganese alloy
-increased the strength and viscosity of ferrite mixed crystals
-enhance weldability
-reduction of critical cooling rate
characteristics of Sulphur, phosphorous and nitrogen alloys
-for processing very low amount
-cause aging and brittleness
name elements that are added to stainless steel alloys
Cu, Cr, Ni, Mo, Mn
what does the thermal treatment influence in metals?
-hardness
-toughness
-strength
-wear resistance
what does the annealing process do to metals?
it soften the material
what does the hardening process do to metals?
increases the hardness and strength of material
what does the tempering process do to metals?
reduces the brittleness of metals
Name types of mechanical properties of metals
-Plasticity
-elasticity
-fractures
-fatigue
name crystallographic defects types
-0D points defects
-1D line defects
-2D planar defects
-3D bulk defects
example of 0D point defects
-Vacancies
-interstitials
-antisites
example of 1D line defects
dislocations
example of 2D planar defects
-grain boundaries
-stacking faults
-twin boundaries
example of 3D bulk defects
-pores
-cracks
-inclusions
-impurities
-precipitates
Mechanisms of plastic deformations
-translation of crystal planes
-twinning
-grain boundary displacement
name a type of mechanical fracture
necking
name types of mechanical linkages
rivets, screws
name types chemical-physical linkages
-welding
-soldering
-adhesives
how and what does corrosion causes?
-physicochemical interaction between material and environment
-change material properties
-impairment of materials functions
-corrosion system, corrosion effects, corrosion damage
what are some of the main types of corrosion?
-chemical corrosion
-electrochemical corrosion
-physical corrosion (stress induced)
definition of corrosion
Reaction of a material with his environment with a measurable change in materials properties (durability)